I'm going to paint my steering box before I install it this weekend. Does power steering fluid eat paint like brake fluid does? Just wondering if I need to get caliper paint or if I can use ordinary outdoor enamel.

Oh yea, is high temp paint needed for steering boxes?





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Are you serious? No PS fluid does not eat paint like brake fluid.

Originally posted by liveaxle


Oh yea, is high temp paint needed for steering boxes?


only if you wheel it. :flipoff2: Engine enamel is what I used.

You guys paint your power steering pumps?? What next, chrome pulleys?? ;) :flipoff2:

Originally posted by GloNDark
You guys paint your power steering pumps?? What next, chrome pulleys?? ;) :flipoff2:


oh oh burn :D

and power steering boxes what next power windows

Originally posted by GloNDark
You guys paint your power steering pumps?? What next, chrome pulleys?? ;) :flipoff2:

Not everyone lives in the middle of the damn desert. If you don't paint your junk were I am, that crap rusts off. :flipoff2:

I'm painting my power steering box not my pump.

Anyway, does anybody know if I need special chemical resistant paint or not?




thanks

Originally posted by Old Scout


only if you wheel it. :flipoff2: Engine enamel is what I used.


Thanks OS. I think I have some of that laying around.

Originally posted by Chief Yelling Alot

and power steering boxes what next power windows

Yeah, better be painting it pink! :flipoff2: